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// -*- C++ -*-
/**
* \file Row.h
* This file is part of LyX, the document processor.
* Licence details can be found in the file COPYING.
*
* \author Matthias Ettrich
* \author Lars Gullik Bjønnes
*
* Full author contact details are available in file CREDITS.
*
* Metrics for an on-screen text row.
*/
#ifndef ROW_H
#define ROW_H
#include "Changes.h"
#include "Dimension.h"
#include "Font.h"
#include "RowFlags.h"
#include "support/docstring.h"
#include "support/types.h"
#include <vector>
namespace lyx {
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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class DocIterator;
class Inset;
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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/**
* An on-screen row of text. A paragraph is broken into a RowList for
* display. Each Row contains a tokenized description of the contents
* of the line.
*/
class Row {
public:
// Possible types of row elements
enum Type {
// a string of character
STRING,
/**
* Something (completion, end-of-par marker)
* that occupies space one screen but does not
* correspond to any paragraph contents
*/
VIRTUAL,
// An inset
INSET,
// Some spacing described by its width, not a string
SPACE,
// Something that should not happen (for error handling)
INVALID
};
/**
* One element of a Row. It has a set of attributes that can be used
* by other methods that need to parse the Row contents.
*/
struct Element {
//
Element() = default;
//
Element(Type const t, pos_type p, Font const & f, Change const & ch)
: type(t), pos(p), endpos(p + 1), font(f), change(ch) {}
// Return the number of separator in the element (only STRING type)
int countSeparators() const;
// Return total width of element, including separator overhead
// FIXME: Cache this value or the number of expanders?
double full_width() const { return dim.wid + extra * countExpanders(); }
// Return the number of expanding characters in the element (only STRING
// type).
int countExpanders() const;
// Return the amount of expansion: the number of expanding characters
// that get stretched during justification, times the em of the font
// (only STRING type).
int expansionAmount() const;
// set extra proportionally to the font em value.
void setExtra(double extra_per_em);
/** Return position in pixels (from the left) of position
* \param i in the row element.
*/
double pos2x(pos_type const i) const;
/** Return character position that is the closest to
* pixel position \param x. The value \param x is
* adjusted to the actual pixel position.
*/
pos_type x2pos(int &x) const;
/** Break the element in two if possible, so that its width is less
* than \param w.
* \return an element containing the remainder of the text, or
* an invalid element if nothing happened.
* \param w: the desired maximum width
* \param force: if true, the string is cut at any place, otherwise it
* respects the row breaking rules of characters.
*/
Element splitAt(int w, bool force);
/** Break the element if possible, so that its width is less
* than \param w. Returns true on success. When \param force
* is true, the string is cut at any place, otherwise it
* respects the row breaking rules of characters.
*/
bool breakAt(int w, bool force);
//
bool isRTL() const { return font.isVisibleRightToLeft(); }
// This is true for virtual elements.
bool isVirtual() const { return type == VIRTUAL; }
// Invalid element, for error handling
bool isValid() const { return type !=INVALID; }
// Returns the position on left side of the element.
pos_type left_pos() const { return isRTL() ? endpos : pos; };
// Returns the position on right side of the element.
pos_type right_pos() const { return isRTL() ? pos : endpos; };
// The kind of row element
Type type = INVALID;
// position of the element in the paragraph
pos_type pos = 0;
// first position after the element in the paragraph
pos_type endpos = 0;
// The dimension of the chunk (does not contains the
// separator correction)
Dimension dim;
// Non-zero only if element is an inset
Inset const * inset = nullptr;
// Only non-null for justified rows
double extra = 0;
// Non-empty if element is a string or is virtual
docstring str;
//
Font font;
//
Change change;
// is it possible to add contents to this element?
bool final = false;
// properties with respect to row breaking (made of RowFlag enums)
int row_flags = Inline;
friend std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Element const & row);
};
///
typedef Element value_type;
///
Row() {}
/**
* Helper function: set variable \c var to value \c val, and mark
* row as changed is the values were different. This is intended
* for use when changing members of the row object.
*/
template<class T1, class T2>
void change(T1 & var, T2 const val) {
if (var != val)
changed(true);
var = val;
}
/**
* Helper function: set variable \c var to value \c val, and mark
* row as changed is the values were different. This is intended
* for use when changing members of the row object.
* This is the const version, useful for mutable members.
*/
template<class T1, class T2>
void change(T1 & var, T2 const val) const {
if (var != val)
changed(true);
var = val;
}
///
bool changed() const { return changed_; }
///
void changed(bool c) const { changed_ = c; }
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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///
bool selection() const;
/**
* Set the selection begin and end and whether the left and/or
* right margins are selected.
* This is const because we update the selection status only at
* draw() time.
*/
void setSelectionAndMargins(DocIterator const & beg,
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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DocIterator const & end) const;
/// no selection on this row.
void clearSelectionAndMargins() const;
///
void pit(pit_type p) { pit_ = p; }
///
pit_type pit() const { return pit_; }
///
void pos(pos_type p) { pos_ = p; }
///
pos_type pos() const { return pos_; }
///
void endpos(pos_type p) { end_ = p; }
///
pos_type endpos() const { return end_; }
///
void right_boundary(bool b) { right_boundary_ = b; }
///
bool right_boundary() const { return right_boundary_; }
///
void flushed(bool b) { flushed_ = b; }
///
bool flushed() const { return flushed_; }
///
Dimension const & dim() const { return dim_; }
///
Dimension & dim() { return dim_; }
///
int height() const { return dim_.height(); }
/// The width of the row, including the left margin, but not the right one.
int width() const { return dim_.wid; }
///
int ascent() const { return dim_.asc; }
///
int descent() const { return dim_.des; }
///
Dimension const & contents_dim() const { return contents_dim_; }
///
Dimension & contents_dim() { return contents_dim_; }
/// The offset of the left-most cursor position on the row
int left_x() const;
/// The offset of the right-most cursor position on the row
int right_x() const;
// Return the number of separators in the row
int countSeparators() const;
// Set the extra spacing for every expanding character in STRING-type
// elements. \param w is the total amount of extra width for the row to be
// distributed among expanders. \return false if the justification fails.
bool setExtraWidth(int w);
///
void add(pos_type pos, Inset const * ins, Dimension const & dim,
Font const & f, Change const & ch);
///
void add(pos_type pos, char_type const c,
Font const & f, Change const & ch, bool can_break);
///
void addVirtual(pos_type pos, docstring const & s,
Font const & f, Change const & ch);
///
void addSpace(pos_type pos, int width, Font const & f, Change const & ch);
///
typedef std::vector<Element> Elements;
///
typedef Elements::iterator iterator;
///
typedef Elements::const_iterator const_iterator;
///
iterator begin() { return elements_.begin(); }
///
iterator end() { return elements_.end(); }
///
const_iterator begin() const { return elements_.begin(); }
///
const_iterator end() const { return elements_.end(); }
///
bool empty() const { return elements_.empty(); }
///
Element & front() { return elements_.front(); }
///
Element const & front() const { return elements_.front(); }
///
Element & back() { return elements_.back(); }
///
Element const & back() const { return elements_.back(); }
/// add element at the end and update width
void push_back(Element const &);
/// remove last element and update width
void pop_back();
/**
* if row width is too large, remove all elements after last
* separator and update endpos if necessary. If all that
* remains is a large word, cut it to \param width.
* \param width maximum width of the row.
* \param available width on next row.
* \return true if the row has been shortened.
*/
bool shortenIfNeeded(int const width, int const next_width);
/**
* If last element of the row is a string, compute its width
* and mark it final.
*/
void finalizeLast();
/**
* Find sequences of right-to-left elements and reverse them.
* This should be called once the row is completely built.
*/
void reverseRTL(bool rtl_par);
///
bool isRTL() const { return rtl_; }
///
bool needsChangeBar() const { return changebar_; }
///
void needsChangeBar(bool ncb) { changebar_ = ncb; }
/// Find row element that contains \c pos, and compute x offset.
const_iterator const findElement(pos_type pos, bool boundary, double & x) const;
friend std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream & os, Row const & row);
/// additional width for separators in justified rows (i.e. space)
double separator = 0;
/// width of hfills in the label
double label_hfill = 0;
/// the left margin position of the row
int left_margin = 0;
/// the right margin of the row
int right_margin = 0;
///
mutable pos_type sel_beg = -1;
///
mutable pos_type sel_end = -1;
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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///
mutable bool begin_margin_sel = false;
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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///
mutable bool end_margin_sel = false;
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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private:
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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/// Decides whether the margin is selected.
/**
* \param margin_begin
* \param beg
* \param end
*/
bool isMarginSelected(bool left, DocIterator const & beg,
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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DocIterator const & end) const;
/// Set the selection begin and end.
void setSelection(pos_type sel_beg, pos_type sel_end) const;
Patch by Vincent that solves a number of problems related to the painting of a selection: 1. When a listing is inserted in a bit of text, the line above the listing is not drawn over the full width like it is done for lines above other insets. This is because InsetListing has a AlignLeft alignment. Now, if you start selecting downwards with the mouse in this empty area, strange selection drawings appear (see attachment). This is caused by the fact that starting your selection at such a place, causes beg.boundary() to be true in TextMetrics::drawRowSelection(..). This is correct, but this value is true for _all_ selected lines. Now, the selection acts as if it is RTL text. Therefore, just like for end.boundary, this value needs to be reset for every line. 2. Starting your selection in an end margin often causes the selection in this end margin to be painted later. This is because when starting your selection in an end margin, you may have set a (possible empty) selection before really selecting the end margin. The problem is that the checksum (computed later) is the same for this empty selection and for the end margin selection. Therfore, we need a call to cur.setSelection() before evaluating cur.selection(). 3. In the following two lines, it is assumed that there is only an end margin to be painted if the selection extends to the next paragraph. This is not true for the above described case of an AlignLeft Inset. Then, the margin has also be drawn within a paragraph 4. The end and begin margins are only painted when the selection extends into the following or previous paragraph. This difference is not resembled in the checksum if you first select a row completely and then procede to the next or previous paragraph as the selection remains at the end of a row. This also holds for the AlignLeft case. Therefore I added a term to the checksum to monitor whether the end and begin margins need to be drawn. git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@26399 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
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/**
* Returns true if a char or string with font \c f and change
* type \c ch can be added to the current last element of the
* row.
*/
bool sameString(Font const & f, Change const & ch) const;
///
Elements elements_;
/// has the Row appearance changed since last drawing?
mutable bool changed_ = true;
/// Index of the paragraph that contains this row
pit_type pit_ = 0;
/// first pos covered by this row
pos_type pos_ = 0;
/// one behind last pos covered by this row
pos_type end_ = 0;
// Is there a boundary at the end of the row (display inset...)
bool right_boundary_ = false;
// Shall the row be flushed when it is supposed to be justified?
bool flushed_ = false;
/// Row dimension.
Dimension dim_;
/// Row contents dimension. Does not contain the space above/below row.
Dimension contents_dim_;
/// true when this row lives in a right-to-left paragraph
bool rtl_ = false;
/// true when a changebar should be drawn in the margin
bool changebar_ = false;
};
/**
* Each paragraph is broken up into a number of rows on the screen.
* This is a list of such on-screen rows, ordered from the top row
* downwards.
*/
typedef std::vector<Row> RowList;
} // namespace lyx
#endif